Kenneth Goldman is a respected Massachusetts rare coin dealer who has been in business for well over 50 years. Kenneth Goldman assists clients who have purchased coins from dealers or telemarketers, and are unaware of the significant appreciation that these items may have experienced with the passage of time. Kenneth Goldman is a 50 year member of the American Numismatic Assoc. (ANA). In addition, Kenneth Goldman has been a member of the Professional Numismatics Guild (PNG) for over 35 years. During his tenure with the PNG (1975-2012), Mr. Goldman served on several arbitration panels with the PNG. Kenneth Goldman, with qualifications and experience of over 50 years, is one of the longest established people in the rare coin field. Mr. Goldman welcomes inquiries regarding rare coins from the Needham, Norwood, Weston, Dedham, Walpole areas as well as throughout Massachusetts and New England. Kenneth Goldman Inc. Kenneth M. Goldman, President P. O. Box 920404 Needham, MA. 02492 PHONE 781-449-0058 E-Mail: KenGoldman@aol.com

1. KENNETH GOLDMAN - HELPING CLIENTS
VALUE RARE COINS

2. INTRODUCTION
 Kenneth Goldman is a respected
Massachusetts rare coin dealer who has been
in business for more than four decades. A
longtime member of the American Numismatic
Association, Kenneth Goldman assists clients
who have purchased coins from dealers or
telemarketers, and are unaware of the
significant appreciation that these items may
have experienced with the passage of time. Mr.
Goldman is also a member of PCGS and NGC--
which are the two leading coin grading services
as well as a 35 year member of the Professional
Numismatics Guild (PNG).

3. NUMISMATIC COLLECTIBLES
 Numismatic collectibles have witnessed rapid
appreciation in the past two decades,
particularly those from sought-after years
with limited runs and in mint condition.
Examples of coins that have increased
dramatically in value are early U.S. silver
dollars with bust designs. These quickly rose
in value from $1,500 to more than $4,000.
with very high quality pieces bringing well
into five figures today.

4. COLLECTING SERIES
 Collecting series of specific coins has been
popular for generations, and collectors today
often focus on short sets. One such set is
that of the Walking Liberty half dollar, which
was minted for just seven years in the 1940s.
In addition, many collectors have moved
beyond collecting series of coins towards
“type coin” collections that emphasize design
and denomination. This has increased the
market demand for a broader range of coins.

5. CONCLUSION
 Having accrued considerable experience as an
expert witness and appraiser for the Federal
Trade Commission and the New York Attorney
General's Office, Kenneth Goldman takes time
to consult with clients on their collections, and
has frequently offered three to four times the
prices that they originally paid for their rare
coins. He can be contacted at P.O. Box 920404,
Needham, MA 02492. He is also accessible at
(781) 449-0058 and at kengoldman@aol.com.